Economic Policies

GDP growth figures were recorded ahead of the government’s October Budget.

Some of the prominent names in economic policymaking have held the position, which advises the president on U.S. and global economic policy.

The SA Chamber of Mines and Energy says the cost of backing up the system has also multiplied.

The borrowing and retail sales data come amid sluggish economic growth in the UK, with inflation accelerating at its fastest pace since March.

The new deal was negotiated after Trump opposed a previous bill.

The Federal Reserve is signaling slower rate cuts, warning of upside inflation risks, and raising the 2025 inflation forecast in new projections.

The review will also look into how Ofgem can help the government in its ‘clean power’ mission and support the private sector to invest in energy infrastructure.

The decision to hold interest rates comes amid growing inflationary pressures and contraction of the UK economy.

Thames Water faces nearly £16 billion debt and needs £3.3 billion over the next five years to keep running.

New ministerial direction limits international student numbers with revised forecast pushing net migration to 340,000.

The initiative offers up to 5 percent lower interest rates, helping workers save thousands on new and used electric cars.

Economists caution against perpetual debt and stagnation for future generations without bold fiscal and economic reforms.

The Federal Reserve expects fewer interest rate cuts in 2025 as inflation pressures weigh on monetary policy.

Outgoing Gov. Jay Inslee targets residents with worldwide net worth exceeding $100 million.

The retailer said conditions have been ‘challenging’ since September, noting that consumer confidence has weakened further since the Budget was published.

Rising inflation could reduce chances of interest rate cuts by the Bank of England on Thursday.

Expected growth figures were also revised downwards.

1,820 ground crew members will receive a share of the compensation following court rulings.

The bill will enable government funding to March 14 after Congress failed to enact permanent bills on time, continuing a trend since 1997.

The treasurer projects strong economic growth, but Opposition slams rising debt and health overruns.